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Episode 53 - Confidence with Dyslexia Are you ready for 2024? Lets make 2024 the year where every dyslexic aduldts builds confidence, because with confidence we can begin to overcome any challenge we face! This is why the first episode of 2024 discusses how you can build confidence and why it's so important to unlock everything else. In this episode I use a real world examples from some of my 1:1 coaching sessions I have with other dyslexic adults!  Key topics: What confidence looks like, Why buidling confidence is key to unlocking everything else, and WHow to build confidence.   Dyslexia in Adults is Sponsored by Microsoft's Accessibility Software The Be You campaign highlights how a range of Microsoft digital tools can make everyday life more accessible for people with Dyslexia, whether attending a university lecture, writing a best man speech or simply reading a large amount of text online. This campaign aims to reach people traditionally missing out on access to assistive technology, those that are potentially not accessing advice through education or workplace initiatives. To find out more you can visit their website here! There are going to be a lot more details about this campaign over the coming weeks on the Podcast so make sure you say tuned to get all the good bits!   Also, don't forget to download the free guide to dyslexia! *** Free Guide "Decode Dyslexia at Work" *** Includes advice and tips such as: Simple and easy-to-understand explanation of dyslexic strengths, Our best and most recommended dyslexic strategies, and Building confidence and learning how to be proud of dyslexia.   I want to thank you for joining me and listening to this podcast! It really helps the podcast and the mission if you rate, review, and share this podcast so that others may find it and get the support they need. Visit Dyslexia in Adults: Dyslexia in Adults Linktree Dyslexia in Adults is hosted by Natalie Brooks and is produced by FAC. Fisher Audio Cast: Fisher Audio Cast Website

Welcome to Episode 104 of the Sports Card Strategy Show with hosts Paul Hickey of NoOffseason.com, the Sports Card Doctor, Chad Guell, of NoOffseason.com, and Kendall "Lefty" McKee of NoOffseason.com, JustBaseball.com and Just Breaks. Special guest this week is Duke Dodson of Graybo's! Today we discuss our Losses, Wins, who we are Buying and who we are Selling. Lefty L - Auctions on ebay and things that are not selling. Moved a Corbin Carroll to Buy It Now and it sold right away. W - How far money has been able to go with ebay sales with buying some great cards. B - Bought a PSA base auto Colby Mayo. Buying Tyler Black. S - Evan Carter from the Rangers. Duke L - Someone from the show bought a card from Graybo's and they couldn't find the Xavier Issac card that the customer purchased. Turned out Duke sold it 3 weeks earlier. W - traded out of Josh Allen and Burrow. Got a Brady and Mahomes card. Big wins with daily fantasy sports. B - Targeting Holliday. Buying Jason Tatum. Football - Spears and Johnson. S - Tua because of where the Dolphins are at right now. Chad L - submitted 5 of my 10 Arch Mannings to SGC hoping for at least 3 of 5 10's to be 1st to the market with graded. Got 1 9 3 9.5's and 1 10. Caleb Williams losing to Notre Dame. Ordered 2 boxes of bowman u football ripped them open and was a huge waste of money W - was able to get some great deals again this week on graded basketball and bowman 1st baseball prospects. eBay sales are slow so there are lots of opportunities to buy! B - bought silver Prizm PSA 10 Zion, Silver Prizm PSA 10 Shai, silver Prizm PSA 10 Ja, optic holo PSA 10 Tatum, bought 2 Tyler Black Bowman 1st base autos, Lamelo holo PSA 10 2 more Durant PSA 10s S - Jordan Alvarez up 60 % last 30 days, Bryce Harper having great post season cards up 20% last 7 days, Trea Turner up 106% last 30, Evan Carter up 31% Paul L - Not with everyone this week. W - Jackson Holliday cards. 2022 Bowman Mint Gem Refractor. The Jackson Holliday buying focus has begun. Off the back of the NFL and NBA Hype, it's time to buy Holliday. B - Holliday, Wood, Churio, Golf and Olympics S - Sell your NBA cards to fund your 2024 buys. Sell football right now. Conner W - Went to the Nashville Card show and met with some audience members. We'd love your questions and comments! Get a free 30 day trial of our premium Sports Card Investment Report at https://NoOffseason.com now.

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Our guest rockets results and achieves sustainable success thanks to what co-host Brian Baglow calls the 4Ps: people, platform, partnerships, and personalisation. Tobias Edl, Director of Marketing & New Business at WHOW Games GmbH, joins Brian and Peggy Anne Salz in this episode to explain how WHOW's immersive tactics and attractive dual monetisation method create a loyal player base and have led to millions of game downloads across app stores. Tobias expands on the effect of real-time gameplay on player interest and reveals an aspect of successful strategy that he thinks marketers are missing. CHAPTER TIMESTAMPS 00:00 - The face you need to know 03:02 - Walking through Vegas on your phone 07:11 - Keeping player interest high with real-time gameplay 09:11 - Tobias' personal connection to his games 11:55 - Monetising with IP 13:40 - What sets Whow Games apart? 15:37 - Choosing a winning creative 18:09 - The importance of localisation 19:33 - Third-party app stores...are they worth it? 22:16 - What are marketers missing 24:10 - Games Q&A with Tobias  * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *  ** Let's Connect **

What a turn! We had a SIGNIFICANT opinion change on this episode versus the last one. Like, a real bigg'un. Whow, boyos. Just a flipper and a half. A flip flop. We thought one thing... and then thought a completely different thing. Dang, you should have been there. Top tier opinion changing right there, I reckon. Mitchell Wolfe on Twitter: @TheWolfeFM Dustin Jackson on Twitter: @AmazingDJDustin And please subscribe so that you can catch us next week when we visit episode 3 of New Tales from the Borderlands, Capital Pains!!

Gabriel Coelho fala sobre as oportunidades e as ameaças que as redes sociais nos proporcionam. Também discorre sobre novos negócios que estão surgindo graças a tecnologia. Gabriel já foi convidado para compartilhar meus conhecimentos em importantes eventos corporativos como HSM Expo, SAP Forum, FICE (ed. Globo), Whow, WTC Business Club, Amcham, entre outros. Atualmente lidera o DC8DE, uma edtech que pode ser considerar a Netflix dos livros. Possui mais de 23 anos de background executivo, inclusive como gestor de grandes empresas e como empreendedor. Referências: Instagram: @gabrielgcoelho Linkedin: https://br.linkedin.com/in/gabrielgcoelho https://dc8de.com.br/

In this episode we're talking to some incredibly passionate people who absolutely love their jobs - meet the Embryologists and learn about the highs and lows of their work as we talk to 3 female and one male embryologist - in a field that is over 75% female. We hear from Alease Daniel, Victoria Wigley, Dani Smale, and Giles Palmer about what makes them happy and sad in their work.  What was discussed:  Why Alease chose to share her work on social media to dispel the mystery about the lab and how it can empower patients  How Labs can be understaffed and embryologists are undervalued and their opinions aren't valued.  Burnout but it's still a job - they don't want to be worked to death and the human aspect of the embryologist isn't considered.  Lack of training in delivering bad news How when Victoria was working as a lab manager meant she could spend more time with patients - not been able to do that previously, so didn't have the opportunity to build rapport  How she realized there was a gap in the info from the lab side - eg. lots of questions from patients about add-ons that make patients feel vulnerable  The benefit of having someone impartial to go through them to make an informed decision to go back to the clinic and feel more in control  WHow being an Emrbyologist is always a topic of conversation at dinner parties always fascinates people.  How you go on the journey with patients so when it doesn't work or they lose the baby, it's heartbreaking  Embryologists are scientists and aren't trained in the emotional side  Talks about a study of over 1k embryologists - looking at mental health and presented as a poster at Fertility 2022 Job needs a lot of skills, as there is little automation.  Need good hand and eye coordination Often work alone  but often don't do the whole cycle Can be very stressful  Daily appraisal - why didn't this person get pregnant  Time Commitment - every weekend, on a rota, often on call - mission-critical equipment is on alarms  Job changes all the time About 75% are female to male in embryology  The embryology population is ageing out  This series of The Fertility Podcast is sponsored by https://www.tmrw.org/ (TMRW)  SOCIALS: We really want to hear your thoughts on whether this matters to you. Please email  https://www.instagram.com/fertilitypoddy/ (Fertility Poddy) https://www.instagram.com/your_fertility_nurse/ (Kate ) https://www.instagram.com/alease_the_embryologist/ (Alease Daniel ) https://www.instagram.com/allaboutembryology/ (Victoria Wigley ) https://www.instagram.com/international_ivf_initiative/ (Giles Palmer) IVF Initiative Webinars - https://ivfmeeting.com/ (https://ivfmeeting.com/)

Rita Frazer visits with Illinois Beef Association's Executive Director Josh St. Peters from the IBA Summer Conference. Matt Kaye reports on the Global Food Crisis and Fertilizer/Fuel supply and demand crunch as the war in Ukraine continues. Jared White farm director from RFD affiliate WHOW shares a planting and growing conditions update. DeLoss Jahnke covers the Dicamba Spraying deadline and weed control with GROWMARK's Dr. Jeff Bunting. DeLoss also reports on the drop of the Purdue CME Ag Barometer Index. Jim Taylor has the early morning markets and weather.

As you navigate sales conversations with multiple stakeholders in an organization, understanding the internal, political landscape is critical. One move can make or break your deal. How do you do it without appearing like you're going around someone or above their head? John Kaplan shares best practices to implement into your approach. Here are some additional resources: Why Sales Reps Struggle with Metrics in the Sales Conversation (the M & the W) How to Get Higher in Your Prospect's Organization Navigating the Decision Process With Multiple Buyers  Check out this and other episodes of The Audible-Ready Podcast at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or our website.

Inovar no século 21 em diante vai além de surgir com uma solução revolucionária. É preciso conhecer e gerenciar bem os riscos para garantir a sustentabilidade e crescimento do negócio. O penúltimo episódio da segunda temporada dos podcasts Negócio Seguro AIG Play traz os especialistas: Natália Saltoratto, Coordenadora de seguros para pequenas e médias empresas na AIG, Vagner Jesus, CEO do Whow!, e Gustavo Camussi, especialista em Marketing Digital e Redes Sociais da AIG, para um bate papo com dicas e reflexões para ajudar você, gestor e gestora de negócios, pensar sobre ações preventivas para não pego de surpresa por riscos imprevistos. Boa escuta!

Send us a Text Message.Whow knew an isolated vinyard woulf be so much trouble. The Gionerte's and their spidey since finally sync up with Angela's goal of being a supervillian.

 Denai Wolfe is the first ever three-peat expert guest in the Smart Cleaning Tribe.  She came on this May to talk about basic accounting and teach our members how vital it is to read basic accounting sheets. I'll bring more of this expert call to you down the road. This 18-minute clip reveals an excellent mindset on money and why we ever opened a cleaning business. Plus, Denai shares a few great examples of what knowing your numbers can do for your bottom line."The real reason you started your business was to make money. Admit this to yourself." - Denai Wolfe Denai used this acronym to help us understand a healthy relationship with money and our businesses. She called it WIN.W - How much money do you WANT to make? I - How much IMPACT do I want to have in the world?N - How much money do you NEED to make?Connect with Denai Wolfe at the The Chic CFO to learn of free and paid resources she provides. 

Es muss nicht immer Film sein: Zwar reden wir heute auch über How To Sell Drugs Online (Fast) und La Dolce Vita, aber insbesondere verlieren wir uns heute in Diskussionen über Künstliche Intelligenz, Oculus Quest und brain.exe.

WHOW with Crystal Ifekoya and friends Empowerment Group. A collaborative writing piece about the stories that compel women to keep living.A collaborative writing piece about the stories that compel women to keep living. Dial 646 716-5525 and press the 1 button to talk on the air.

The KISS Show!! With Gilbert Neal and Ken Ray Wilemon:   Wicked Lester - She (1972) Lips - Beck (1971?) The original version of “Beth”, obviously from a cassette. This band never released anything. Lips was born the night Criss's previous band Chelsea died.  While the material they would develop was similar to the material Chelsea had done, several later KISS songs were born in this period.  "I know you love complainin'..." Crazy Joe and the Variable Speed Band - Eugene (1981) Co-written and produced by Ace Frehley. "Crazy Joe" was actually Joe Renda, White Plains NY producer and recording studio owner linked to the local Ren-Vell Records and North Lake Sound studio. He is perhaps best remembered for...this..., but his roots extend back to early 60s garage rock. Gilbert Neal and Ken Ray Wilemon - Beth  Gene Simmons - Black Tongue (2004) Garbage. Utter trash.  Kiss - Bad Lovin' (1978) (“Dr. Love” demo) Peter Criss - Hooked On Rock and Roll (1978) Gilbert Neal and Ken Ray Wilemon - I Was Made For Loving You Kiss - Watchin' You (1972-73) Paul Stanley - Tracks Of My Tears (2021) Wicked Lester - Too Many Mondays (1972) Turn up the volume to hear at comparable volume. It speaks to how Kiss would have turned out if they hadn't decided on the gimmick we all know.  Gilbert Neal and Ken Ray Wilemon - Dr. Love   Potpourri featuring some bad Jan and Dean:   The Free Design - You Could Be Born Again (1968) Bernie Waldon - Bright Lights And Go-Go Girls (1968) Obituary: Bernard E. “Bernie” Waldon, age 77, passed away June 27, 2012, in Brooksville, Fla. He was born in Crawfordsville to Floyd and Agnes Waldon. He graduated from Crawfordsville High School and moved to Indianapolis in 1965. Bernie worked in radio for several years at WILO, WHOW and WIRE in Indianapolis, and WZIP in Cincinnati. He was a musician working with several Country and Bluegrass groups mainly the Indiana Band and Bluegrass Partners. He appeared on radio and television, was a guest on the Grand Ole Opry and Renfro Valley Barn Dance. Bernie retired from Emery Worldwide in 1977, prior to that he worked for Purolator Courier. Bernie was a private pilot and past president of the Indiana chapter of the Antique Airplane Association of which he was a national lifetime member. He also belonged to the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Associations, the Experimental Airplane Association and the Luscombe Association. He served eight years in the Indiana National Guard. Billy Dee Williams - A Taste Of Honey (1961) This was the first version of what would become a very popular war-horse for singers all over the world. Another trivia question! Who did it first? Lando California.  Jean DuShon - For Once In My Life (1966) This was the first version of what would become a very popular war-horse for singers all over the world. Another trivia question! Who did it first? Jean DuShon.    Jerry Jeff Walker - Mr. Bojangles (1968) This was the first version of what would become a very popular war-horse for singers all over the world. Another trivia question! Who did it first? Jerry Jeff Walker. He also wrote it.  Rod Rogers & The Swinging Strings - Beatle Crawl (1965) Tony Bruno - Rhoda Mendelbaum (1969) How I love Tony Bruno.  Gianfranco & Gian Piero Reverberi - Nel Cimitero Di Tucson (1968) From the movie "Django, Prepare a Coffin". Starring Terrence Hill.  The Jackson Five - Doctor My Eye (1973) Jan and Dean - Laurel and Hardy (1966-1969) In response to market forces, Jan and Dean decided to go all out and record a psychedelic album of their own. In the process, Jan got into a car crash that left him somewhat debilitated. The album was finished by 1969. While presented as a Jan and Dean album, Jan Berry (even though he wrote and produced the material) only played and sang on a few songs due to complications from his car accident. Dean Torrence, who by that time had become disillusioned with the duo's prospects, only appears on one song. Glen Campbell made some contributions to the sessions, and singer Tom Bahler performed lead vocals on several songs. Tom Bahler wrote "She's Out of My Life" for Frank Sinatra. He never sang it, but Michael Jackson did on Off The Wall. Bahler also wrote the Bobby Sherman hit "Julie, Do Ya Love Me". A song I wrote and sang in my mind for Julie Pawlowski of Emporium Avenue, West Seneca, NY, 14224. This song was co-written by Roger Christian, who co-wrote several songs for The Beach Boys, mostly about cars, including "Ballad of Ole' Betsy", "Car Crazy Cutie", "Cherry, Cherry Coupe", "Don't Worry Baby", "In the Parkin' Lot", "Little Deuce Coupe", "No-Go Showboat", "Shut Down", and "Spirit of America", all of them penned with Brian Wilson. And Roger Christian was from Buffalo, NY. We rule.  Jan and Dean - The Universal Coward (1965) You have to hear this to believe it.  Jan and Dean - Yesterday (1965) Kathy McCord - She's (I'm) Leaving Home (1970) Kathleen McCord was born to Bill and Ann McCord. Both of them were in the show business: Bill was a radio and television announcer at NBC, whilst Ann was a singer who sang backup on Perry Como's TV show and hit records like "Catch a Falling Star", "Round and Round" and "Magic Moments". She was introduced to Chip Taylor by her brother, Billy Vera (who had a big weepy hit with "If I Could Just Hold You Again") when she was 16 years old. She has something to do with Kiss. I forgot. 

Unsere Themen: Mister Spex - GoStudent - solarisBank - Wellster Healthtech -Myos - Urban Sports Club - Whow Games +++ Mister Spex legt guten Börsestart hin +++ GoStudent steigt zum Unicorn auf +++ solarisBank auf dem Weg zum Unicorn +++ Investments: Wellster Healthtech, Myos, Urban Sports Club +++ Heiko Hubertz verkauft Whow Games Unser Sponsor Die heutige Ausgabe wird präsentiert von Dell Technologies. Was viele vielleicht nicht wissen: Dell Technologies bietet kleinen Unternehmen und Startups über fachkundige Berater direkte Hilfe – telefonisch oder per Chat -, um die richtige und passende IT-Lösung zu finden. Die Bandbreite reicht dabei von Notebooks, PCs und Zubehör über leistungstarke Workstations bis hin zu Server-, Storage- und Cloud-Lösungen. Im Grunde also alles, was ein Satrtup so braucht! Gerade für Startups dürfe es zudem spannend sein, dass man alles sofort implementieren kann und erst später zahlen muss. Dell Technologies bietet Unternehmen bis zu 180 Tage Zahlungsaufschub auf alle Server- ,Storage- und Netzwerklösungen und bis zu 90 Tage Zahlungsaufschub auf alle Desktops, Notebooks und Workstations. Und auch bei der täglichen Arbeit bietet Dell Technologies Unterstützung: Mithilfe der ProSupport Suite überwacht Dell Technologies kontinuierlich eure IT-Landschaft, damit kostspielige Probleme gar nicht erst entstehen. Alle Infos findet ihr unter www.Dell.de/KMU-Beratung. Vor dem Mikro Alexander Hüsing, deutsche-startups.de - www.linkedin.com/in/alexander-huesing/ & www.twitter.com/azrael74 Hintergrund Der deutsche-startups.de-Podcast besteht aus den Formaten #Insider, #News, #StartupRadar und #Interview. Mehr unter: www.deutsche-startups.de/tag/Podcast/ Anregungen bitte an podcast@deutsche-startups.de. Unseren anoynmen Briefkasten findet ihr hier: www.deutsche-startups.de/stille-post/

Have you ever felt discouragement? Sure you have. And tell me once you start thinking and mulling in that state of mind. What usually comes out of that thinking and mulling things over process? Without knowing you I can answer that one. Usually negative thoughts. And little options, which lead to a confirmation that “it is hopeless”. And that's what we can avoid. It is so important if you haven't listened to anything else I said before, or someone asked you to listen to it…. And you are doing this as a favor, not because you are really interested in the topic…these are the important steps to take. 1. Keep a success diary. Yes I know you are not 15 anymore. Doesn't matter. Successful people have success diaries. 2. Stick around positive thinkers and optimists. Especially if they irritate you. And avoid the negative mindset crowd at all costs. Why well because they have a problem for every solution, don't they? Even when I told this story about my cramp, I have had people tell me about the possible horror scenarios. And really, I don't want to know. 3. Go back to the previous lesson, and work on your run mission statement. You did do that didn't you? Or did you just listen to the show and didn't react.. no of course you wrote some sentences down, good for you. 4. And then a beautiful poem: Breath darling, this is just a chapter, It's not your whole story. 5. 2 Corinthians 5:7 for we walk in faith, not by sight. Whow, that is such a inspirational verse. That alone is enough for me. Disappointment and discouragement is a normal part of life that everyone experiences. However, you do not have to feel discouraged in the face of setbacks. Developing a positive attitude, which takes time and reacting the way I described in the episode. So that when you face a challenge, can make you resistant to discouragement. See disappointment as an opportunity to recharge and refocus instead of a reason to feel bad. With some hard work and self awareness, you can foster a healthy, positive mentality

This week we're discussing the pressure women face, in our 20s, to reach specific checkpoints in life. Finding a lifelong partner, buying a home, having kids and landing the perfect career...all before 30! Make it make sense!  Q.O.T.W:  How much loyalty do owe your partner during the talking stage? Join the conversation by finding us on Instagram @bittersweet.podcast or Facebook, @TheBittersweetPodcast

This weeks episode is all about the royal tea . . . a.k.a the Meghan and Harry interview! We talk about the allegations of racism within the ‘institution’, the notoriously horrific coverage of Meghan in the UK tabloids, the relevance of the monarchy today and more!   Q.O.T.W: How do you tell your partner you’re no longer physically attracted to them? Join the conversation by finding us on Instagram @bittersweet.podcast or Facebook, @TheBittersweetPodcast. As always keeping it real, relevant and relatable! 

I need to share with you a story from 1994. Picture it, the start of the Comrades marathon. 9 times winner Bruce Fordyce, at the start. It's a perfect day as the runners head off through the dark Durban streets, starting their climb. Now remember this is 1994.. when you still had a Walkman, South Africa had its first multi racial elections, Tonya Harding… skater, who took out her rival… how's that for a strategy… Brazil wins the world cup, If the gloves don't fit… that white Bronco driving down the highway with what was it 10 20 police cars? Ok, and now… back to the comrades.. just shy of 90 kilometers, from Durban to Pietermaritzburg. And at 21KM a man with a strange surname takes the lead. Well… ok… Salazar is it even worth to try and pronounce his name? He is participating the first time, and Bruce will win this one… just wait and see. Now back in '94, this day was the only day that in our household the TV was on. Actually, it's the only day there was something being shown. See the Comrades is THE event, and coverage actually started as soon as it was daylight. I remember this race so clearly, as the race went on, more details emerged about the runner leading the pack. Alberto Salazar. Turns out he was a Boston winner… but that was some years ago. His 5K time of 13:11, a marathon best of 2:09. Winning the NY marathon 3 times in a row. Or the dehydrated finish line dash 1982 Boston marathon. Whow… impressive but still he never had run such a far distance. I never realized this, but in those days it was said that he wasn't a naturally talented or gifted runner. If there even is such a thing. One thing he had was tenacity Crossing a line dehydrated or collapsing due to heat exhausting. He stopped running in the mid 80's and then well… first he tried to heal up from various wounds injuries and operations he had. Ending up doing most of his training on a treadmill. Signed up and ran a spectacular comrades marathon. Winning it. He basically came out of nowhere, rather than give up, he went for a double distance. The comrades marathon is about 90KM…. Seriously who does that? Who would even think of doing that? If you are injured as a pro, the way he was injured most would give up running. Or at least wait till the body fully recovers. I don't remember what it was but some injury that really took a long time to Actually, his career was “washed up”. His injuries, I guess his age too, and there where other runners that dominated the headlines. Then he focused on the treadmill. Really brave. He ran even though injuries where not healed completely. He overcame incredible hardships, must have endured a lot of pain. Now look I am aware of the press coverage regarding Alberto and the Oregon Project. Or some other allegations and you might say where there is smoke there is a fire. But that's not what I want to talk about. I want to focus on the Comrades which he absolutely crushed, and his training mindset.Do click on the link below find out more about me www.heikostribl.com and for more running related content do check out https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuoAaTiD4Dc2tMl5r3P09-g and take a free course on becoming a better runner… www.hypnorun.com A rating, a like, a share will be greatly appreciated, and will help other runners' that are looking for such advice find this show. So please do share.

Mein Gruß an dich kommt heute wieder aus dem sonnigen Sizilien mit dem Thema: Sichtbarkeit – Leicht gemacht. Es ist sozusagen ein Blick hinter die Kulissen. Und dies zeigt sich in den unterschiedlichsten Facetten. Vielleicht hat es die ein oder andere von euch im Dezember z.B. mitbekommen, dass ich ein sogenanntes Freedom-Bundle gelauncht hatte.   In dem Bundle konntest du Kurse im Wert von ca. 20.000 € ergeben für einen einmaligen Bundle-Preis von nur 99,- € netto. Und es hat mich total gefreut, dass über 6 Personen nur durch das Empfehlen dieses kleinen Produktes mehr als 1.000 € Empfehlungsprovision bekommen haben. Toll. Das schönste Erlebnis für mich war aber zu sehen, wie stark sich die Sichtbarkeit meiner ausgewählten Experten und Kursanbieter mit ihrem Angebot durch das Bundle erhöht hatte. Nicht nur durch starke Umsatzsteigerungen, sondern eine meiner Mentees hat nicht nur innerhalb von 8 Tagen ihren Vormonatsumsatz verdoppelt, sondern jetzt 3-5 Anfragen pro Woche komplett neu dazu. Es gab einige Umsatze von ca. 20 T€ und mehr – und auch eine Person hat alleine nur durch das Auftreten in diesem Bundle einen 6-stelligen Umsatz seit Dezember erzielt.  Whow - ist das nicht toll. Was alleine nur durch dieses „Sichtbar“ werden passiert ist. Und an dieser Sichtbarkeit hängt so viel.   Wo ?  / Wann ?  / Wie ? / Mit wem ? , usw.   Viele Menschen wünschen auch dazu mehr zu lesen. So entstand die Idee, dieses Thema in Form eines Buches umzusetzen. Mit Geschichten, die Mut machen, die dich inspirieren. Mit Frauen, die auch bereit sind dich an ihren Erfahrungen teilhaben zu lassen. Einige kennst du schon als Interviewpartner aus meinen Podcast-Interviews und viele andere auch. Christine Lederer und Nadja Mondy betreuen von meiner Seite dieses Buch und Deborah Petek wird die Co-Autorin sein.   Höre hier in meiner Tondatei, wer alles mit dabei sein wird. Alle diese Frauen werden dich mitnehmen in ihre Themen und dir exakte Umsetzungstipps geben. Und bereits ab dem 25. Februar kannst du dieses Buch online vorbestellen.   Melde dich, wenn du fühlst, dass es jetzt genau an der Zeit ist auf das nächste Level zu kommen und Gas zu geben. Hierzu habe ich 5 neue Termine in meinen Kalender eingetragen. https://freedom-session.youcanbook.me Ich begleite dich gerne in deine Sichtbarkeit, zu mehr Einkommen, mehr Fülle, mehr Freiheit, mehr Lebensqualität. Vorbestellungslink- Kindle-E-Book: Frauen-Power: Sichtbarkeit Leicht gemacht https://www.amazon.de/dp/B08W5917QL     Ich wünsche dir einen traumhaft schönen Tag und für das neue Jahr alles was dir persönlich wichtig ist Deine Amata     Komme auch gerne in meine Facebookgruppe: Finanzielle Freiheit für Powerfrauen https://www.facebook.com/groups/finanziellefreiheitpowerfrauen Hole Dir jetzt auch meinen kostenfreien E-Mail-Newsletter #LebeninFülle – melde dich dazu auf meiner Homepage ganz unten zum Newsletter an: www.amatabayerl.de Ich freue mich, wenn Du mir ein Feedback hier im Blog oder auf Facebook hinterlässt

Whow!! Das war eine tolle Geschichte! Missionsarbeit in Sambia in Südostafrika... Heute am 7.2.21 besucht uns Benjamin Wagner mit seiner Familie in der Christlichen Gemeinde, unserer "Schon" in Nürnberg. Er hat viele Bilder und spannende Geschichten im Gepäck. Seit 4 Jahren ist er Leiter des "Mushili - Hilfe zum Leben"-Projekts im gleichnamigen Stadtteil Mushili in Ndola, einem Ort im nördlichen Sambia (Zambia) in Südostafrika. Die Statd liegt ca. 4 Autostunden von der Hauptstadt Lusaka entfernt. Dort lebt er mit seiner Familie zusammen mit einheimischen Kleinbauern zusammen und unterstützt mit seinen Helfern und Auszubildenden die ansässigen Menschen bei der Jugend- und Kinderarbeit und in der Landwirtschaft. Mit seiner Seelsorge hilft er auch HIV/AIDS-infizierten Menschen vor Ort. Hören Sie diese tolle Geschichte, hören Sie von den vier Prinzipien und wie wichtig die "Sprache als Schlüssel zum Herzen der Menschen" sein kann. Lesen Sie mehr auf unserer Webseite bei der Christlichen Gemeinde Nürnberg im Podcast.

Let me guess, when you are going for your run…. you think of… the distance, how far you want to go. Then next you think of the time, is it not? Hey come on, its what most runners' will think about. But what about intensity? Welcome to the advanced endurance coaching podcast. What do we do here… come on, if you are a first time listener…. You need to listen to a few of the previous shows, because it takes a while to grow on you… lol… and you, the regular listener: thank you, for your support. Listeners in no, not 30 nope nor 35… 40 countries. Whow, really thanks for your support. Honestly how does this internet thing work… ? Is it the fact that there are no ads? No “a quick note from my sponsors?”… maybe because there's no swearing and useless rambling? You know on a longer run, I might enjoy listening to a podcast. But so much out there is just not… not interesting. A lot of it is about me me me…. Or lining up to some or other comparison which leads a lot of runners to suffer from the comparison trap. Yu should check out the podcast episode 15 run your way to contentment… I did a whole show on that comparison trap, how it will suck the living daylight out of you. Hey, so that's why if you want high quality advice, and get some inspiration to ensure you stay on track. ….. That's what it is all about staying on track, isn't it? That a different summary for perseverance. Here at the advanced endurance podcast, it is about that most important part of your whole being as a runner. That most important muscle, that most priced tool you have… Your brain. New listeners do stay tuned, even if you are disappointed that I didn't mention a new pair of runner's sock, runners shoes, or runners gel. Wouldn't it be great if those things really made you faster? What makes you faster? Other than obviously training according to a plan, adhering to it with diligence? How about training your brain… you should visit our site hypnorun.com the only training guide that is made by runners' for runners' as it says in the intro… better stronger smarter… BUT… Nor the show nor the course for that matter will lead you to become a master runner if you haven't been running and training improving and competing the past few years, listening to the show won't make any difference. Nothing. Well JUST listening won't make a difference anyway, you need to use what you learn, apply it. And if you haven't invested a lot in the last few years, how do you expect to suddenly do a sub 50 10K (if up to now you never ran faster than say 70 minutes) Where is that improvement supposed to come from? Why do I get such e-mails? Whaaats up I thought this was supposed to be motivational? LOL, hey if you want to waste your time, and money, you need to go somewhere else. Somewhere they promise you that all you need to do is dream… visualize it. Hey, of course visualization is an important technique, in a certain given context. Yes at hypnorun we use it too…but part of a training module. But as a standalone, fueling hopes and dreams that cannot come true… because you have been…say…. lazy for too long, or you have been a “full of excuses runner” for too long. Sometimes it is what it is. The best time to start improving… was yesterday. That best ever 5K… that was last year… That sub 3:00 hour marathon, too many missed training cycles. Too many missed strength training workouts. It is not going to happen. If that is you, your current situation…. Here are some steps forward.

In today's podcast, we are talking to Alicia Markowitz. She is a Thriver, Author, Inspirational Speaker and Artist. As she says, her heart is from Venezuela, her blook is from Spain and her home is the United States. Her mission is to help others transform their life from darkness to light. Here are three reasons why you should listen to the full episode:Alicias moving life story - and her ability to love life and see it as a miracle, despite a moving life story ( abuse, trauma, domestic violence, you name it, depression, panic attacks). WHow do you overcome this, and re-start from 0, again and again? Gratitude being the hand which takes you from darkness to lightHer exciting new baby - launch of Light Miracle Workers Community launching in December. What it is and how you can join inResourcesWebsite: https://www.lightmiracleworkers.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/lightmiracleworkers/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lightmiracleworkers/Email: wecare@lightmiracleworkers.comSign up: https://www.lightmiracleworkers-signup.com/Enjoy the Podcast?Strengthening your overall immunity and awakening your potential have never been this easy. If you enjoyed today's episode of The Community Immunity Podcast, hit subscribe! Post a review and share it! If you enjoyed tuning into this podcast, then do not hesitate to write a review. You can also share this with your friends so that they can enhance their spiritual, physical, mental, and emotional immunity. Have any questions? You can contact me through email (lucia@luciahargasova.com) or find me on Instagram orLinkedIn. Thanks for listening!For more updates and episodes, visit my website. You may also tune in on Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Overcast, Stitcher, or Castro.To accessing your full potential,Lucia

What can a peach the size of your face teach you about expectations? Let’s discuss! W How do you manage expectations to avoid disappointment, while avoiding complacency? How do you go from the perfect peach, to whatever it is that they sell at the grocery store.    These are the questions we tackle in this episode, and you can listen here. hy is that important for business?  When you have the perfect peach as a child, every other peach will reliably be a disappointment. When you have an amazing first experience, you often have to contend with unmet expectations, so how do you manage those expectations, in life and business, so you aren’t perpetually disappointed.  “Satisfied” can sometimes feel like a dangerous word. How can you give conscious thought to creating an experience for our staff, for instance, so they are as happy with the decision they made on day 418 as they were on day 1? How do we balance desire and expectation with satisfaction, while avoiding disappointment? Satisfaction feels like it can easily dribble into inertia and complacency without a little hunger. If every single peach met the standard of that first one, it would just be a peach.  “Fine is something you pay, not something you get” – wisdom by Eliot.  From The Incredibles Helen: Everyone's special, Dash. Dash: Which is another way of saying no-one is. As we talked about in Episode 149 Everything’s a Blur, we mark our time with individual blips and the punctuation of life, and sameness tends to cause life to blur. The answer to fear of unmet expectations isn’t to keep our expectations low, but to communicate about them. The problems with expectations happen when they haven’t been discussed, or when they are confused with certainty. And most importantly, expectations without truth are dangerous.  What story do you want to tell? So, that's our story... now, we want to hear yours! Pull up a chair and join the conversation in our Facebook Group: bit.ly/shmsgroup OR...  Shoot us an email: talktous@soheresmystory.com Connect with @SHMSpodcast on Twitter: https://twitter.com/shmspodcast  Text the word STORY to 345345 to get access to bonus content and weekly episode delivery. Want to support us? Love this podcast? Please tell your friends, post about us, or take a moment to review us & subscribe on iTunes, Stitcher, or wherever you listen to the podcast!

Running & mindset… You are not sure whether this podcast is for you? I will give you the quintessence of today's message… if you don't like it… of course you could go and learn some more swearwords form Joe Rogan. The main point for today…. In this podcast there is just on message: stop being led by your failures and start making your dreams your source of inspiration. Whow… here comes the intro…. Do you really have a dream a goal for your running? Or is it just something you do. Same way you do dishes. You do your laundry. Maybe your running goal is diversified… you enjoy spending time on Amazon going through those comments on that pair of really cool looking running shoes. Or debating whether the Garmin training plan is better suited than the Runners' World training plan. Hey maybe you.. no hang on… not you… maybe you know a runner out there who just does his obligatory run. Because it feels good. But the running is a bit on and off. Sort of like stop and go function… you go if the going is good but stop if the weather is not the way you like it. Excuses are not hard to come by, the running story that is being written will be a rather boring uninspiring read. Didn't run today due to, Couldn't run because of, Well I once thought of doing a marathon, BUT…. Not a very exciting or compelling story to read, is it? Not one that you will be proud to share neither with friends nor with those people that look up to you. Ouch. So what needs to happened? Well obviously, something about your story needs to change. And there are plenty of examples out there, where ordinary people just changed… and no I am not going to cite some high profile brought to fame via social media runners ‘story. Maybe you feel the same when you hear o read about a 60-year-old completing a marathon in sub 3 time. I was like, are you serious? How the heck… or REALLY powerful stories of runners' I remember one lady, she had during her pregnancy gained 40 kg… hey and she shared her joy of being a mum just as loud as she shared her frustration at the extra weight. You know what, she started walking 1.0 Km every day, and progressed to the 2019 Munich marathon. Yes, that's how the story goes… she didn't start with a park run, or a run streak… it was a struggle…. OR of the runner who at age 69 started running. Why, how come what happened? Well he had been diagnosed with type 2 diabetes…he, he did start by doing the Saturday morning park run and progressed from there to running a first half marathon at age 72. A three-year journey. And I am not even going to mention people that have impaired vision, or other hardships and experience great power from their runs. Even my own run story, I will share with you my biggest success… but first… change. Change Heiko… I want to change. Ok… you convinced me. And you know what? You have come to the right place. Because: Hey and I know what you want. You want change, and you want it NOW. Of course you do. Who doesn't? Hey even put me on that list. LOL. Actually, you expect it to happen like Superman when he rushes into a phone booth. Hold on, it is Clark Kent, who rushes inside the phonebooth, and changes into Superman. But that's beside the point. You want change to happen fast, right now, this instant. Superman style. Quick quick… “follow these easy steps”… or your 3 weeks to your fastest marathon… “instant speed improvement for runner's”… whow finally Heiko you understood what we want as audience… yes instant change instant change… give to us now.

Running doing Pull ups and a 5K record What was the world record for 5K in 1900? Yes, in 1900… in case you missed it, the world record is 12:35, by Ugandan athlete Joshua Cheptegei… back to the question… the year 1900, what was the record? 16:30 by Charles Bennet. How this adds up to pulls for runners', stay tuned a good show coming up…. But first here is the intro. Yes, that's right the show where you learn more about scientifically proven methods that will help you get your mind wrapped around mental improvements. How to build perseverance, how to get more resilient, hey even how to set your running ambition. Doesn't matter if you are an experienced runner or a beginner. What's important is that you have experienced IT. IT… no not as in the 1986 horror novel by Stephen King… with IT I mean that moment in time where you understood perhaps in a disappointing moment that your body was willing and able, BUT your mind was not. You trained, you put in the effort, you even felt your progress as your times got better and your distances got longer. But then suddenly, that one moment in time… it is in your head, something happened. That made you either slow down, stop, or worse just give up. Or perhaps up until now you never asked yourself what you are really capable of. You don't think of your running as something that progresses, you just run, but don't consider improving: That's what this show, actually the whole concept is about…. Improvements to help you become a better, stronger and smarter runner…. Just a quick podcast usually I try to keep it under 20 minutes, that will give you a brief summary of steps, processes to get more out of your running, especially for the runner going closer to 40 or 50, hey that is an age where your best running is still out there, waiting for you. In case you are a new listener, guess what… there are no 5 minute ads for some apparent miracle cure soft drink, or socks that apparently will benefit you greatly. I mention the socks because somehow the algorithm of Instagram seems to think I only have socks with holes in them… for the record I don't. But they keep on recommending me socks in the most seriously professional made ad. With goosebump moment cinematography… Honestly socks, that's the cure? The right socks are THE solution that get 1.ooo of clicks and likes? Whow. Really? No of course not, and if you are someone who finds himself dreaming of running sometimes, and of looking at a trail thinking “whow” I wonder where that leads to… yes… definitely stay tuned, you might just find more food for thought in the next few minutes rather than thinking about your socks. Who am I? Thanks for asking, well let's start off with I am a passionate, endurance coach and motivational trainer, whose live revolves around running, work, based on the Christian faith, paying bills, raising kids and making time to teach runners' mind techniques usually in real life works shops… but seeing that COVID 19 doesn't want us to meet personally anymore there is no offer I can send you to. Monaco 5K WR https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b01dG9v9LCY It is worth a look. https://www.12crazydays.com/12marathons

Big W for the Sox yesterday, and The NBA Finals start tonight. Our very own Jesse Rogers is the sideline reporter for the Cubs game today at Wrigley! What does he think needs to happen today for the North Side to pull out the W? How does he like today's lineup construction? Devin Hester audio on Jay Cutler.

Download MP3 ８月の４週間は、恒例の「超濃縮！やさしい英語会話」です。この12年間に配信した359本の「やさしい英語会話」よりエピソードを厳選し、毎回４本分を濃縮してお届けします。ナチュラルスピードの会話をスクリプトとともにお楽しみください。今回は"Human Relations Can Be Hard"というテーマで、嘘や噂など、人間関係にまつわるエピソードを集めました。 　 *** Script *** やさしい英語会話 (337) When's a Person Lying? W: Hi, Michael. How was your day? M: Umm, good… Uh… why are you staring at me so much, Sarah? W: I just took a phycology lecture on how to tell if a person is lying or not. I wanted to try to tell if YOU are lying to me, so I was studying your behavior and tone of voice. M: But I wouldn’t lie about saying my day is fine. That would be silly. W: How would I know if you’re telling the truth? Did you know that the average person hears 10 to 200 lies in just one day? M: Wow, we hear 10 to 200 lies per day? I guess if you include TV commercials and stuff, it’s believable. Hey, I have an idea. How about we play a game? I’ll tell you three things about me, and YOU have to figure out which of the three things is a lie. W: OK! That’s a great idea. I’ll use the information from what I learned today in the lecture so that I can see through your lies. M: OK, let’s begin. The first fact is that I like to study biology… (W: Hmm.) M: The second fact is that I love ice cream. (W: Hmm, your face.) M: The last fact about me is that I love dogs. W: Hmm: You love biology… ice cream… or dogs… From what I learned, I think that… all three facts are lies, because you were lacking in expression, and you looked very bored when you were talking. Also, your feet were facing the exit. These are all big signs that show someone is not telling the truth. M: Actually… they were all true! W: What? That’s impossible! According to the professor, these signs mean that you are lying, or you are not interested in the conversation. M: Of… of course… Um, I’m, I’m… interested in this conversation! I… I like you… Um, I like listening to your conversation! W: Now, I can DEFINITELY tell you are lying. (Written by Pearline Kusunoki) やさしい英語会話 (308) Gossip W: Yo, how's it going? M: Still not done with that term paper yet. W: No, not that. I mean how did it go between you and Makino the other day? M: What? What do you mean? W: I saw you two walking your bikes together last night. You were both talking in hushed voices. M: When was that? Like, on the way home by the pond? W: Yep! You guys never even spoke in class, then suddenly I'd see you like that. Got me thinking all sorts of things! M: Things like what?! W: Oh, you know: My little fantasy, where you guys are secretly a couple, because you don't want other people to gossip behind your backs. M: But… W: Hold it! Now that we're on this topic, I need to ask you if you like Makino! I've been shipping you for the past couple of weeks now, just so you know. But I'm not going to tell you more than that. You gotta tell me, right now! M: OK, OK. Calm down. This is a bit too creepy for me to absorb that quickly. (pause) She's good to talk with. That's it. W: What do you mean "that's it"? What else can you say about her? M: I… uh…. W: Oh, come on, give me something to work with. What do you think of her looks? Do you like how the moon shined on her face last night? What did you two talk about, anyway? I need answers! M: Just…..please give me a second. Hey, how did you find us last night? W: Ah, that. I was…er….on my way home too. M: With whom? Are you with Taku again? W: Oh, oh. Look at the time, it flies… so fast. Gotta go and finish my term paper too! (Written by Bea Jianne Roque) やさしい英語会話 (300) Gestures Are Different in Different Cultures W: Hey, why do Japanese make a peace sign when they're taking pictures? It looks strange to me. M: Ha ha. I guess most people just think it's cute. And some people, especially girls, use it to show their face smaller. W: Wow, they don't know it means "Victory in war"? And if they show the peace sign with the back of their hand, it means "Damn you!" M: Hmm… Actually, they know. But "Praying for peace" is a stronger image in Japan. We take it for granted, but I think we should avoid doing it so much in foreign countries, because the meanings of gestures are different from country to country. W: Exactly. Hey, I know a good Hawaiian gesture, called "Shaka Brother," or "Hang Loose" which can be used for a lot of our feelings, such as "Hello," "How are you," "Good luck," "Thank you," and "I love you." M: Wow, sounds really useful! W: Yeah, the former American president, Obama, also used this sign differently depending on the situation. For he was born in Hawaii. M: I see… Hey, look over there. Is that Tom coming this way? W: Yeah. Let's have a chat with him. (Showing her palm to Tom) M: Ah! Why are you keeping him at a distance!!!? (Written by Wakana Kanada) やさしい英語会話 (275) Meeting People Can Be Nerve-wracking M: Hey, Alex, do you think I should I wear this blue tie or the green? W: Neither. They don't match. Hey, how aren't you ready yet? I thought guys were supposed to get ready BEFORE girls. M: Well, I don't know what's happening tonight. I don't know who we're meeting with, or where we're meeting them, and I don't know how formal it's supposed to be. I'm trying to dress appropriately, so don't rush me! W: Awww, are you nervous? That's adorable. M: Let me concentrate! ... Okay, I think I look good. W: Awesome! So, can we go now? M: Uhh.. Yeah, I guess… W: That doesn't sound very confident. M: Yeah, it's just, it sounds like there's going to be a big group of people. W: It's only a couple of drinks. M: Yeah, but what if they don't want me to be a part of their group? Or, what if I can't talk to them? W: You'll be fine! When you see them just smile and wave. Practice with me. M: (Through gritted teeth) Is this good? W: Uhhh… you look like you're teaching the Joker to dance to Single Ladies. Okay, then, you're a charming guy, just talk like you do with me. Except about politics: avoid talking about politics. M: (Breathes deeply) Okay then, let's go! (Written by Stella-Maree Trounson)

WHOW! What a turn of events, stumbled upon this small mysterious book... with the deepest of questions.... Join me ! And have the safest of travels ❤️

Download MP3 梅雨のすっきりしない季節ですので、今回は少し夢のあるお話を。会話の男性は出張のため日本を訪れています。彼が２年ぶりに会った女友達は、一見変わりなさそうにしているようですが、実は…。 今回はTOEIC(R) L&Rテストなどでもよく出てくるビジネス用語をいくつか確認してみましょう。【リモート収録】 　 *** It's a Good Expression *** （今回の重要表現） pharmaceutical 薬剤の ※ここでの"Pharmaceuticals"は製薬会社の名前の一部。関連語のpharmacy「薬局」pharmacist「薬剤師」も覚えておきましょう。 What have you been up to? 最近何してるの。 seriously 真面目な話、「マジで」 save up money お金を貯める Ph.D. 博士号 I got to get going. そろそろ行かなくちゃ。 ※got toの前にhaveが省略された形。have got to=have toの意味で、たびたびhaveが省略されたり、got toの部分がgottaのように繋がって発音される。get goingは「行っている状態にする」すなわち「出発する、動き出す」。 collaboration 共同事業、コラボ regarding ～に関して（=concerning） Oh, my goodness. おやまあ。 CEO 最高経営責任者（Chief Executive Officer） So this is a sealed deal? ということは、これで「契約成立」ってこと？ sealed dealはseal the deal「契約を結ぶ」という表現から派生したもの。 *** Script *** Big Dreams M: Hey, Kana! It’s been a while since we last met! W: Yeah, Alex. It’s been 2 years. How ya doin’? M: Doin’ great, actually. I mean, I’m working for GX Pharmaceuticals in California. I’m just in Japan for a business trip. What have you been up to? W: Nothing much. I mean… I tried to start up a business, and it’s going quite well. By the way, I’m still living back home. So come find me any time during your stay. M: Congratulations on your company! But are you seriously still living in your parent’s place? W: I’m just trying to save up money for my future plans! I once had a dream of traveling the world, getting a Ph.D., or becoming a doctor, whatever! M: Yeah, yeah, whatever… It’s not like it’ll happen anytime soon. W: How can you say such things? I mean, it’s better to have dreams, right? M: Well… true. Anyhow, I got to get going. I have a meeting with a tech company. See you around! (Later at the tech company’s meeting room) M: Hi. I’m here from GX Pharmaceuticals to ask for your collaboration with us. Regarding your new medicine… W: Alex! Hi again! M: Oh, my goodness… Kana, you’re the CEO of this company?! W: Well, I’m actually ALSO the head developer of this medicine you’re talking about! M: What?!!?!??! B… But how? W: Well, I DID get a Ph.D. and became a doctor. And started this company. M: So, this is a sealed deal? You’ll let us market your medicine? W: Sure! I was in Bali having my vacation, but because I saw your company’s proposal… and it DOES interest me a lot… So, congratulations! (Written by Krit Komolsirikul)

Download MP3 梅雨のすっきりしない季節ですので、今回は少し夢のあるお話を。会話の男性は出張のため日本を訪れています。彼が２年ぶりに会った女友達は、一見変わりなさそうにしているようですが、実は…。 今回はTOEIC(R) L&Rテストなどでもよく出てくるビジネス用語をいくつか確認してみましょう。【リモート収録】 　 *** It's a Good Expression *** （今回の重要表現） pharmaceutical 薬剤の ※ここでの"Pharmaceuticals"は製薬会社の名前の一部。関連語のpharmacy「薬局」pharmacist「薬剤師」も覚えておきましょう。 What have you been up to? 最近何してるの。 seriously 真面目な話、「マジで」 save up money お金を貯める Ph.D. 博士号 I got to get going. そろそろ行かなくちゃ。 ※got toの前にhaveが省略された形。have got to=have toの意味で、たびたびhaveが省略されたり、got toの部分がgottaのように繋がって発音される。get goingは「行っている状態にする」すなわち「出発する、動き出す」。 collaboration 共同事業、コラボ regarding ～に関して（=concerning） Oh, my goodness. おやまあ。 CEO 最高経営責任者（Chief Executive Officer） So this is a sealed deal? ということは、これで「契約成立」ってこと？ sealed dealはseal the deal「契約を結ぶ」という表現から派生したもの。 *** Script *** Big Dreams M: Hey, Kana! It’s been a while since we last met! W: Yeah, Alex. It’s been 2 years. How ya doin’? M: Doin’ great, actually. I mean, I’m working for GX Pharmaceuticals in California. I’m just in Japan for a business trip. What have you been up to? W: Nothing much. I mean… I tried to start up a business, and it’s going quite well. By the way, I’m still living back home. So come find me any time during your stay. M: Congratulations on your company! But are you seriously still living in your parent’s place? W: I’m just trying to save up money for my future plans! I once had a dream of traveling the world, getting a Ph.D., or becoming a doctor, whatever! M: Yeah, yeah, whatever… It’s not like it’ll happen anytime soon. W: How can you say such things? I mean, it’s better to have dreams, right? M: Well… true. Anyhow, I got to get going. I have a meeting with a tech company. See you around! (Later at the tech company’s meeting room) M: Hi. I’m here from GX Pharmaceuticals to ask for your collaboration with us. Regarding your new medicine… W: Alex! Hi again! M: Oh, my goodness… Kana, you’re the CEO of this company?! W: Well, I’m actually ALSO the head developer of this medicine you’re talking about! M: What?!!?!??! B… But how? W: Well, I DID get a Ph.D. and became a doctor. And started this company. M: So, this is a sealed deal? You’ll let us market your medicine? W: Sure! I was in Bali having my vacation, but because I saw your company’s proposal… and it DOES interest me a lot… So, congratulations! (Written by Krit Komolsirikul)

Jacques Meir é especialista em gestão de marcas e pioneiro na aplicação das estratégias de gestão de marcas (branding) no Brasil. Foi professor da ESPM durante 12 anos. Atualmente é o Diretor Executivo de Conhecimento no Grupo Padrão onde formulou conceitos de destaque como a e-commercização (que fundamenta a necessidade da transformação digital) e pós-consumidor (o consumidor que se encontra em todos os grupos e gerações, intolerante, impaciente e insatisfeito). É coautor do livro “A Era do Diálogo – reflexões, ideias e propostas para a evolução das relações de consumo no país” (em colaboração com Roberto Meir) e organizador do Livro "Feitas para o Cliente – As verdadeiras lições das empresas feitas vencer e para durar no Brasil" (Autoria de Roberto Meir e Daniel Domeneghetti), colunista dos portais Consumidor Moderno e Whow! #RodadaVoz #inovaçao #tendencias #tecnologia #branding #grupopadrao

Welcome to Episode 45! In this episode, we are joined by Competitive MMA Fighter, UFC Commentator & Co-Owner of District MMA, Charles DiGisco. After seeing the world of mixed martial arts and UFC quietly yet firmly emerged on the center stage of the global entertainment market, I found it timely to have a true professional on to share the insight scoop. In this episode, Charles shares with us his story, insight into the evolution of the mixed martial arts & UFC community, as well as, answers to questions like; - In the world of ball & stick sports, how do people get introduced to fighting, mma, and fight gyms? -What were those moments in the evolution of the sport that, looking back, stand out as landmark deals or changes in the history of the sport? - What was it like to prep/fight where you were out-weighed, had a shorter reach, and were 2,000 miles from home on the opponent's home turf? What was it like when you submitted him and took home the W? - How did you and your partners build one of the fastest-growing MMA gyms in the DMV? Why is the member referral rate 5x what a standard gym is? - Knowing the experienced fighters have an edge and the new fighters are out-matched, how did you build a culture where everything can ultimately grow and develop? …and much more. Interested to Learn More? Follow Charles DiGisco on Instgram @cgdisco Rate & Review! If you enjoyed this and previous episodes, it would mean a lot if you would rate and review! Podcasts are a conversation & that means your voice should be heard

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Talking Cavs and NBA on The Kenny & JT Show with Chris, who recaps the limited weekend Cavs practices. Whow attended, how did they work, how often will they continue? Chris comments on Commish Adam Silver's call to the players, and tells us what he's hearing from the players. Any updates on the NBA Draft? How about the start of this season? How about the start of next season?

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Download MP3 今回の会話は、かわいいワンちゃんについての会話でお楽しみください…と言いたいところですが、「訴える」「刑事事件」「公証人」など、物々しい言葉が聞こえてきます。いったい何があったのでしょうか？ 今回の会話では、そういった事件や訴訟に関する用語や、若き環境活動家のスピーチで有名になったあの表現が登場します。 　 *** It's a Good Expression *** （今回の重要表現） beast 野獣 How dare you～? よくもまあ～できるものだ bite 噛む（過去形はbit、過去分詞形はbitten） Hold on a minute. ちょっと待ってください。 sue 訴える settle everything すべてを解決させる court 裁判所 Notary Public 公証人 criminal incident 刑事事件 How is it even possible?! いったいどうやったらそれが可能なのですか。 doggie ワンちゃん leash ひも otherwise さもなければ *** Script *** Dog Lovers A man is holding a very small dog (cat-sized), and he arrives at a women’s house. He knocks on the door, and she opens it. M: Good evening. We’re very sorry for what happened today… W: (screams) Get out of here with that terrible animal! Your dog is a beast! M: Please, don’t panic. I’m holding him. Nothing will happen this time. W: How dare you come to my place after your dog bit me? Get out of here! M: Hold on a minute. You need to listen to me… W: No, I will sue you! It’s easy. My husband’s a lawyer, and he knows that you have to pay me a lot. The beast bit me! M: Hey, it’s not necessary to sue me. I said that I was ready to settle everything without going to court. W: You’re ready to settle everything? Ha! OK. Then pay the money now. Did you bring the money? M: No… but today I went to a Notary Public and they’ve settled everything. W: What can they settle about this criminal incident? How is it even possible?! I was bitten by your dog! That’s a fact. M: But it’s not! W: Uh…..?? M: Well, please, here you are: a Notarized Deed of Gift. (Gives the paperwork). I gave you this dog as a gift! So it’s NOT my dog that you were bitten by. W: But whose is it then? M: You were bitten by your own dog. So it’s yours now. (Gives the dog and walks away). And guard your doggie on a leash! Otherwise it’s dangerous for other people walking! (to self) Oh, these dog lovers… (Written by Andrei Goncharov)

Download MP3 今回の会話は、かわいいワンちゃんについての会話でお楽しみください…と言いたいところですが、「訴える」「刑事事件」「公証人」など、物々しい言葉が聞こえてきます。いったい何があったのでしょうか？ 今回の会話では、そういった事件や訴訟に関する用語や、若き環境活動家のスピーチで有名になったあの表現が登場します。 　 *** It's a Good Expression *** （今回の重要表現） beast 野獣 How dare you～? よくもまあ～できるものだ bite 噛む（過去形はbit、過去分詞形はbitten） Hold on a minute. ちょっと待ってください。 sue 訴える settle everything すべてを解決させる court 裁判所 Notary Public 公証人 criminal incident 刑事事件 How is it even possible?! いったいどうやったらそれが可能なのですか。 doggie ワンちゃん leash ひも otherwise さもなければ *** Script *** Dog Lovers A man is holding a very small dog (cat-sized), and he arrives at a women’s house. He knocks on the door, and she opens it. M: Good evening. We’re very sorry for what happened today… W: (screams) Get out of here with that terrible animal! Your dog is a beast! M: Please, don’t panic. I’m holding him. Nothing will happen this time. W: How dare you come to my place after your dog bit me? Get out of here! M: Hold on a minute. You need to listen to me… W: No, I will sue you! It’s easy. My husband’s a lawyer, and he knows that you have to pay me a lot. The beast bit me! M: Hey, it’s not necessary to sue me. I said that I was ready to settle everything without going to court. W: You’re ready to settle everything? Ha! OK. Then pay the money now. Did you bring the money? M: No… but today I went to a Notary Public and they’ve settled everything. W: What can they settle about this criminal incident? How is it even possible?! I was bitten by your dog! That’s a fact. M: But it’s not! W: Uh…..?? M: Well, please, here you are: a Notarized Deed of Gift. (Gives the paperwork). I gave you this dog as a gift! So it’s NOT my dog that you were bitten by. W: But whose is it then? M: You were bitten by your own dog. So it’s yours now. (Gives the dog and walks away). And guard your doggie on a leash! Otherwise it’s dangerous for other people walking! (to self) Oh, these dog lovers… (Written by Andrei Goncharov)

Tavi Costa interview release tease; Market Preview: Expectations for second wave of COVID-19 Infections; Q-1 Earnings Season commentary; Working at Home survey - Changing Habits & The Paradox of Thrift; Tavi Costa audio cuts on Coronavirus, reliance on central banks, the socialization of loss; Gov't injections of capital into economy; How debt and deficits suppress economic growth; The Truth About 2% GDP Growth; Stay at Home Reality TV; What happens when Quarantine is lifted? What shape will economic recovery take - L, V, U, W? How did we ever survive our childhoods?

Ammertime Shorts: We discuss Games Workshops announcement of a new game on the horizon.

Download MP3 人は１日に10〜200ほどの嘘を耳にしているとか。では、この世の中に嘘を嘘と見抜く方法はあるのでしょうか。今回の会話は、相手が嘘をついているかどうか見抜く「嘘つきゲーム」のお話です。 Countdown to Our 1,000th Episode 2008年から始まった広島大学の英語学習ポッドキャストはもうすぐ通算1000エピソードを迎えます。 そこでHiroshima University's English PodcastとEnglish News Weeklyでは、1000エピソードまでのカウントダウンを行います。 1000本目にはささやかな特集番組を予定していますのでお楽しみに！ 　 *** It's a Good Expression *** （今回の重要表現） stare 見つめる tell if a person is lying or not 人が嘘をついているかどうか見分ける silly 馬鹿げた see through your lies あなたの嘘を見抜く (be) lacking in expression 表情が欠けている *** Script *** When’s a Person Lying? W: Hi, Michael. How was your day? M: Umm, good… Uh… why are you staring at me so much, Sarah? W: I just took a phycology lecture on how to tell if a person is lying or not. I wanted to try to tell if YOU are lying to me, so I was studying your behavior and tone of voice. M: But I wouldn’t lie about saying my day is fine. That would be silly. W: How would I know if you’re telling the truth? Did you know that the average person hears 10 to 200 lies in just one day? M: Wow, we hear 10 to 200 lies per day? I guess if you include TV commercials and stuff, it’s believable. Hey, I have an idea. How about we play a game? I’ll tell you three things about me, and YOU have to figure out which of the three things is a lie. W: OK! That’s a great idea. I’ll use the information from what I learned today in the lecture so that I can see through your lies. M: OK, let’s begin. The first fact is that I like to study biology… (W: Hmm.) M: The second fact is that I love ice cream. (W: Hmm, your face.) M: The last fact about me is that I love dogs. W: Hmm: You love biology… ice cream… or dogs… From what I learned, I think that… all three facts are lies, because you were lacking in expression, and you looked very bored when you were talking. Also, your feet were facing the exit. These are all big signs that show someone is not telling the truth. M: Actually… they were all true! W: What? That’s impossible! According to the professor, these signs mean that you are lying, or you are not interested in the conversation. M: Of… of course… Um, I’m, I’m… interested in this conversation! I… I like you… Um, I like listening to your conversation! W: Now, I can DEFINITELY tell you are lying. (Written by Pearline Kusunoki)

Download MP3 人は１日に10〜200ほどの嘘を耳にしているとか。では、この世の中に嘘を嘘と見抜く方法はあるのでしょうか。今回の会話は、相手が嘘をついているかどうか見抜く「嘘つきゲーム」のお話です。 Countdown to Our 1,000th Episode 2008年から始まった広島大学の英語学習ポッドキャストはもうすぐ通算1000エピソードを迎えます。 そこでHiroshima University's English PodcastとEnglish News Weeklyでは、1000エピソードまでのカウントダウンを行います。 1000本目にはささやかな特集番組を予定していますのでお楽しみに！ 　 *** It's a Good Expression *** （今回の重要表現） stare 見つめる tell if a person is lying or not 人が嘘をついているかどうか見分ける silly 馬鹿げた see through your lies あなたの嘘を見抜く (be) lacking in expression 表情が欠けている *** Script *** When’s a Person Lying? W: Hi, Michael. How was your day? M: Umm, good… Uh… why are you staring at me so much, Sarah? W: I just took a phycology lecture on how to tell if a person is lying or not. I wanted to try to tell if YOU are lying to me, so I was studying your behavior and tone of voice. M: But I wouldn’t lie about saying my day is fine. That would be silly. W: How would I know if you’re telling the truth? Did you know that the average person hears 10 to 200 lies in just one day? M: Wow, we hear 10 to 200 lies per day? I guess if you include TV commercials and stuff, it’s believable. Hey, I have an idea. How about we play a game? I’ll tell you three things about me, and YOU have to figure out which of the three things is a lie. W: OK! That’s a great idea. I’ll use the information from what I learned today in the lecture so that I can see through your lies. M: OK, let’s begin. The first fact is that I like to study biology… (W: Hmm.) M: The second fact is that I love ice cream. (W: Hmm, your face.) M: The last fact about me is that I love dogs. W: Hmm: You love biology… ice cream… or dogs… From what I learned, I think that… all three facts are lies, because you were lacking in expression, and you looked very bored when you were talking. Also, your feet were facing the exit. These are all big signs that show someone is not telling the truth. M: Actually… they were all true! W: What? That’s impossible! According to the professor, these signs mean that you are lying, or you are not interested in the conversation. M: Of… of course… Um, I’m, I’m… interested in this conversation! I… I like you… Um, I like listening to your conversation! W: Now, I can DEFINITELY tell you are lying. (Written by Pearline Kusunoki)

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Download MP3 ８月は、前半の２週間は「アメリカ★は愉快だ」、後半の２週間は恒例の「超濃縮！やさしい英語会話」をお届けします。 留学開始からひと月が経ち、MomoはHiroの住む留学生会館を訪問します。そこでのHiroの暮らしぶりは…？ 「アメリカ★は愉快だ」は、英語は上達したいけど少し苦手…という方々を対象にしたシリーズです。シャドウイングの練習もありますので、しっかり聞いて、しっかり声に出して練習してみましょう。 　 *** Script *** 9: International House (Hiro and Momo) M: Momo! We’ve been in Reno for a month and you’re only just now visiting my house? W: I know, I know, sorry. I’ve been busy… Whoa, you live in a nice house! Lots more room than the dorms, that’s for sure. M: How is living in the dorms, anyway? W: It’s not too bad. My roommate is really nice, I think… She’s always at her boyfriend’s, so I don’t really know her too well. So it feels a little bit like living alone. I’ve made friends with some of my neighbors, though. M: That’s great! W: How about you? Do you like living in the Boys’ International House? M: Oh, yeah! Sometimes It’s kind of wild, though. You should see how messy the house gets after a party… It’s nothing like the get-togethers back in Japan. W: I agree-- I went to a frat party last weekend and it was crazy! (Written by Jazmin Boulton)

Download MP3 ８月は、前半の２週間は「アメリカ★は愉快だ」、後半の２週間は恒例の「超濃縮！やさしい英語会話」をお届けします。 留学開始からひと月が経ち、MomoはHiroの住む留学生会館を訪問します。そこでのHiroの暮らしぶりは…？ 「アメリカ★は愉快だ」は、英語は上達したいけど少し苦手…という方々を対象にしたシリーズです。シャドウイングの練習もありますので、しっかり聞いて、しっかり声に出して練習してみましょう。 　 *** Script *** 9: International House (Hiro and Momo) M: Momo! We’ve been in Reno for a month and you’re only just now visiting my house? W: I know, I know, sorry. I’ve been busy… Whoa, you live in a nice house! Lots more room than the dorms, that’s for sure. M: How is living in the dorms, anyway? W: It’s not too bad. My roommate is really nice, I think… She’s always at her boyfriend’s, so I don’t really know her too well. So it feels a little bit like living alone. I’ve made friends with some of my neighbors, though. M: That’s great! W: How about you? Do you like living in the Boys’ International House? M: Oh, yeah! Sometimes It’s kind of wild, though. You should see how messy the house gets after a party… It’s nothing like the get-togethers back in Japan. W: I agree-- I went to a frat party last weekend and it was crazy! (Written by Jazmin Boulton)

„Die meisten Fehler im Unternehmen habe ich selbst gemacht.“ Seine Sätze sind wie Wurfgeschosse. Schnell, gezielt und absolut treffsicher. Zweifel oder Unsicherheiten, existieren im Leben und Wirken von Heiko Hubertz, einem der erfolgreichsten Gründer Deutschlands, schlichtweg nicht. So der erste Eindruck, der, wie so oft, gewaltig täuscht. Er erzählt, bodenständig wie Heiko ist, von unruhigen Nächten und Sorgen, die er auch nach 20 Jahren Unternehmertum und ca. 200 Mio. € (geschätzt) auf dem Konto noch hat. Der Gründer des legendären Games-Unternehmens “Bigpoint“ und dem heutigen Gamesanbieter „WHOW Games“ weiß einfach nur ganz genau, was er will und was nicht. Er spricht offen darüber, welche Fehler aus der Zeit bei Bigpoint noch immer an ihm nagen. Welchen Führungsstil er lebt und wie dieser sich von dem Mann unterscheidet, der ihn stark geprägt hat: Oliver Samwer. Er erzählt wie er die Wachstumsgeschwindigkeit bei Bigpoint kreiert hat und warum er nach einer Entlassungswelle sein eignes Unternehmen verlassen hat, hört ihr in Folge 35 von „Inside Team Building“.

此处无法上传视频，关注笨笨口语微信公众号，每日笨一句1019期即可收看详细分解的句子视频点 餐（W: Waiter G: Guest）W: Good evening,madam and sir.Do you have a reservation?晚上好，先生女士，请问你有预订吗？G: Yes,I'm Mr.Johnson.我是Johnson.W: This way, please, Mr.Johnson. Here is your table. Is this all right? 这边请，Johnson.先生。这是你的座位，可以吗？G: Thank you.It's nice,indeed.谢谢，非常好。W: My pleasure.Here's the menu.(After a while)Are you ready to order now，madam and sir?不客气，这是菜单。（一会儿后）你们准备点菜了吗，先生女士？G:No,we are still looking at the menu.You see,this is our first trip to China.Will you recommend us some Chinese dishes? 还没，我们还在看菜单呢。你看，这是我们第一次来中国，你可以给我们推荐一些中国菜吗？W: How much would you spend?你大概消费多少钱呢？G: I don't care about money.I'd like to have some good dishes of Chinese characteristics. 钱不是问题，我想要一些好的有中国特色的菜。W: Yes,sir.Let me introduce you to some specials.好的，先生。让我向您介绍一些特色菜。

此处无法上传视频，关注笨笨口语微信公众号，每日笨一句1019期即可收看详细分解的句子视频点 餐（W: Waiter G: Guest）W: Good evening,madam and sir.Do you have a reservation? 晚上好，先生女士，请问你有预订吗？ G: Yes,I'm Mr.Johnson.我是Johnson. W: This way, please, Mr.Johnson. Here is your table. Is this all right? 这边请，Johnson.先生。这是你的座位，可以吗？ G: Thank you.It's nice,indeed.谢谢，非常好。 W: My pleasure.Here's the menu.(After a while)Are you ready to order now，madam and sir?不客气，这是菜单。（一会儿后）你们准备点菜了吗，先生女士？G:No,we are still looking at the menu.You see,this is our first trip to China.Will you recommend us some Chinese dishes? 还没，我们还在看菜单呢。你看，这是我们第一次来中国，你可以给我们推荐一些中国菜吗？ W: How much would you spend?你大概消费多少钱呢？ G: I don't care about money.I'd like to have some good dishes of Chinese characteristics. 钱不是问题，我想要一些好的有中国特色的菜。W: Yes,sir.Let me introduce you to some specials.好的，先生。让我向您介绍一些特色菜。

配乐：《Deep East Music - Pixie Dusting》笨笨口语四步法Ben's Four Steps第一步：音节分解第二步：逐个单词第三步：连读分解第四步：一气呵成Are you ready to order now？你们准备点菜了吗？NO.1音节分解（多音节词详细分解，方便读音与记忆）双音节词rea-dy：/ˈre-di/adj. (形容词）准备好的双音节词or-der：/ˈɔ:də/ →/ˈɔ:(r)-də(r)/（红色音标部分为实际美语发音）（有r字母就卷舌）v. (动词）点，叫（饭菜等）NO.2逐个单词（标准美音慢速朗读，讲解拼读、音标、词法、语法）Are you你ready准备好的to order点餐now现在拼读与音标拼读or元音字母组合/ɔ:(r)/ 例词：order（or-der） 点餐orphan（or-phan）孤儿pork（单音节）猪肉scorch（单音节）烧焦词法与语法无NO.3连读分解（连读略读，全面分解，真正说出一口流利美式英语）连读to order→to orderto (/w/)order略读无NO.4一气呵成（慢速朗读，反复收听，大声模仿，脱口而出)Are you ready / to order now？你们准备点菜了吗？英英解释单词学英语思维（既然是英英解释，不再提供中文翻译）order：点，叫（饭菜等）；订购When you order somethingthat you are going to pay for,you ask for it to be brought to you,sent to you, or obtained for you.点餐（W: Waiter G: Guest）W: Good evening,madam and sir.Do you have a reservation?晚上好，先生女士，请问你有预订吗？G: Yes,I'm Mr.Johnson.我是Johnson.W: This way, please, Mr.Johnson. Here is your table. Is this all right? 这边请，Johnson.先生。这是你的座位，可以吗？G: Thank you.It's nice,indeed.谢谢，非常好。W: My pleasure.Here's the menu.(After a while)Are you ready to order now，madam and sir?不客气，这是菜单。（一会儿后）你们准备点菜了吗，先生女士？G:No,we are still looking at the menu.You see,this is our first trip to China.Will you recommend us some Chinese dishes? 还没，我们还在看菜单呢。你看，这是我们第一次来中国，你可以给我们推荐一些中国菜吗？W: How much would you spend?你大概消费多少钱呢？G: I don't care about money.I'd like to have some good dishes of Chinese characteristics. 钱不是问题，我想要一些好的有中国特色的菜。W: Yes,sir.Let me introduce you to some specials.好的，先生。让我向您介绍一些特色菜。